Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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CLASS PROPHECY On the day before Graduation we Seniors were gathered in our class-room for the last time. As we lingeroa on and on. a dark, foreign-looking man entered, carrying a bulky and intricate-looking machine c Y fithout saying a word he han.ded each of us a card on which the following amazing in- formation was printed — Professor Beppo and his Wonder Machined Positively tells anj ' ’ future. Sees allj Knows allj (Senior Classes a Specialty) . Of course we wanted to know what would become of us after we left M. N., so v e eagerly besought the Professor to do his stuff. After the Professor had ma.de a few preparations, we darkened the room by pulling down the shades; then we took our scats and peered tensely into the gloom, YJo heard a slight click, and saw a ray of light pierce the darkness; at once a sort of movie” appeared on the wall before us. The Show” v as on I The first picture revealed Sue Bowers sitting at a desk in an office of the Davidson Luy; Pirm , situated in Nev; York, Sue had become a yioII known secretary. Next to flash upon the screen was a picture of Emelib Coan, conducting an orchestra, the largest in the conn cry, in Radio City Music Hall, Then before our eyes came the picture of Professor Dean, Y orking in his groat Research Laboratory in Chicago, still aiding the human race by his great research work. Then to cross the screen was a picture of a stern looking lady, namely Mildred Doughten, conducting mathematics in the newly built Marplo-Newtov n High School, Then to our horror wc saw. -James Hartin, the famous mountain climber,” dangling on a rope half wq.y up a large precipice. Mien this picture was over we were much relieved to see Reese Hunter at tnc Hunter Poultry Farm, walking around among his large flocks of chickens and his employees, quietly and inv ardly enjoying himself. For an instant the screen was black, but then to our eyes carae a picture of Dot Gorman holding Xr J ' u.nior on her knee while tr3ring to dress his wiggleing body — happily mar- ried ever since her day of graduation. At the end of the next picture we learned that Marplc- Newtown High School was supplied with ver ' efficient teachers as we Saw Marie Kelly, that great Latin Shark,” at M, N, teaching Caesar’s Gallic War to some bright looking Soph- omores,

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CLASS PROPHECY CONTINUED Then the smiling face of Lester Davidson was pictured before us- He was sitting at his desk in his office. Mose as known to us had become one of the most brilliant district attorneys that this country has known because of his great mental abilities. The next flash takes us to the Pacific Coast, into Holly- wood, where Hedwig Smith was putting her girls ' chorus through the latest steps. Hattie has put out some of the greatest dancers from her Private School, The next picture was one of a neat looking young lady, walking around among her patients. It took not a second look to see that it was Rebecca Wallace, going about helping the sick and lonely ones of that hospital, A page of a newspaper appeared before us, telling us about the social events of the days. Nearby was the name of Jay Worrall, our classmate who had made good as social e’ditor of a newspaper in New York. The concluding picture flashed on the screen. It was the world famous sporting editor, George Ortlip, of the New York Red Sheet. George spouted out a long line of sports chatter a ' la Husing. Joe Palooka was favored against the latest challenger to his crown. The Yanks will win the pennant, etc. etc. etc. E. W. POWELL GO. Newtown Scjuare, Pennsylvania LUMBER — feed — COAL — BUILDING SUPPLIES Patronize your home dealer Phone 10 and 11 VE WISH TO THANK E. W. POWELL CO. FOR MAKING OUR WASHINGTON TRIP POSSIBLE